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Posted by Annie Lancaster-TortoiseAid on March 08, 2001 at 20:41:36:
In Reply to: humidity for pancake egg posted by wl on March 07, 2001 at 18:39:18:
: What is necessary for pancake egg success?
First...lots of patience...they take a LONG time to incubate! (anywhere from 130 to 160 days)
Dampen the vermiculite..just until it is moist and aim for about 60%+ humidity. 30 degrees C is fine. :-)
Keep the vermiculite just moist by occasional misting...which you shouldn't need to do too often, keep a wet sponge in a snall dish inside of the incubator to be on the safe side...but don't allow the vermiculite become soggy.
Best of luck with that egg!
Annie
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